AHP Indie Stylist

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N ot a m e m b e r ? J o i n at a s so c iate d h a i rp rofe s sio n a ls .c o m 35 Meet Julie Vriesinga, an award- winning hairstylist who lives and works in Ontario, Canada. This issue's cover stylist talks about creativity, competition, and why hairstylists should always be moving forward. WHAT MADE YOU DECIDE TO BECOME A HAIRSTYLIST? I have always been a creative person inspired by the beauty and fashion industries. I grew up in a very small town outside of London, Ontario, and I have been very fortunate to pursue my career at Salon Entrenous. My interest in hairstyling began early. I was 15 when I was asked by my own hairdresser to work at his salon washing hair and cleaning up around the salon on the evenings and weekends. I learned so much in those couple of years. When I think back, I also grew up in a house with a mom who always wanted to be a hairdresser. She would cut and perm hair in our kitchen for family members. I think the seed was planted early without me even realizing it. "For me, planning photo shoots and competing has never been about winning but about pushing myself and creating something I'm proud of." Primp collection Hair: Julie Vriesinga Makeup: Florencia Taylor Photographer: Paula Tizzard

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